Sentence examples for fully sympathetic from inspiring English sources

As a woman who had to disobey her father to send herself to college, and as an artist and writer, I was fully sympathetic to that revolution.

With respect to Dr. Reiter's reprehensible role in the Nazi medical bureaucracy, I am fully sympathetic to Dr. Daniel J. Wallace and Dr. Michael Wasserman's desire to uncouple his name from the rheumatologic syndrome.

Jenkins, if not fully sympathetic to the emerging Christian order, is at least respectful of the right of Christians to remake themselves -- or, as others would say, to manipulate and distort their heritage in much the same way that some Muslims, Hindus, Jews and even Buddhists have ransacked their traditions to legitimize intolerance against outsiders.

But a fully sympathetic reliving requires that understanding go forward with the line of the events themselves" (Dilthey 2002, 235).

Yet both men in the film -- the first of many amateurs Mr. Olmi has used to enact fictional events similar to those in their own lives -- emerge as fully realized, sympathetic creations.

Recently available fully automated sympathetic neurogram techniques provide a rapid and objective method that is minimally affected by signal quality and preserves beat-by-beat sympathetic neurograms (40).

If the sufentanil-midazolam doses were not high enough to fully inhibit sympathetic activity, the stimulation caused by endotracheal intubation may have contributed to the increase in glucose levels.

Consistent with a study on young healthy subjects (6), exercise fully blunted sympathetic vasoconstriction in both groups, indicating that the ability of functional sympatholysis during moderate exercise was not reduced in the group with diabetes.

(But try asking Robert Caro this question about L.B.J.!) I was struck while reading — and reviewers have also been noting this — by the number of fully realized, deeply sympathetic female characters in the book, and was particularly taken with Rose Mary Woods, Nixon's personal secretary, and Alice Roosevelt Longworth, the salty octogenarian daughter of Teddy Roosevelt.

I wanted her to be smart and sympathetic and as fully fleshed out and complicated as the two guys in the film, even though she doesn't get the same amount of screen time.

The potential mechanisms between decreased sleep duration and risk of CHD are not fully understood but likely include sympathetic overactivity, increases in blood pressure, and decreased glucose tolerance [ 25].